Crossword-Solution: BEATH 5 letters, 2 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 10

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Beath v. t. To bathe; also, to dry or heat, as unseasoned wood.

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BEATH anagram BATHE, HBEAT, TEBAH

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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
EETRA
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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Sentences with BEATH (5)

Aroond the hearth, in cheerful chat, Twea or three friendly neighbours sat, Their travels telling, whoor they'd been, An' what they had beath heeard an' seen.
Yorkshire Dialect Poems F.W. Moorman 2001
Sea coom, let us tak a walk oot, For t' air is as warm as a bee; I hennot(3) a morsel o' doot It'll help beath lile Willy an' thee.
Yorkshire Dialect Poems F.W. Moorman 2001
Cawd winds may blaw, an' snaw-flakes flee, An' neets may be beath lang an' dree, Or it may rain an' rain agean, Sea lang as I've my day's wark dean, I wadn't swap my humble heame For bigger hoose or finer neame.
Yorkshire Dialect Poems F.W. Moorman 2001
God bliss t' maister o' this hoose, An' t' mistress also, An' all your laatle childeren That roond your teable go; An' all your kith an' kindered, That dwell beath far an' near; An' I wish you a Merry Kessamas An' a Happy New Year.
Yorkshire Dialect Poems F.W. Moorman 2001
Robert Burns Beath (1839-1914), President of the United Firemens' Insurance Company of Philadelphia, and author of the "History of the Grand Army of the Republic" (1888), was of Scots parentage.
Scotland's Mark on America George Fraser Black 2005

Quotes with BEATH (1)

There was a warrior once who fought Against man's subtlest, mightiest foe, And more than valiant deeds he wrought T' effect th' enslaver's overthrow. But ah! how dread was his campaign, Forc'd in the wilderness to stray, Lone, hungry, stung with grief and pain, And thus sustain the arduous fray. Prompt at each call from place to place,'Mid sin's dark shade and sorrow's flow, He sped to save man's erring race, And bear for him the vengeful blow. But when his soldiers saw the s…
Thomas Gillet The Juvenile Wreath; Consisting of Poems, Chiefly on the Subject of Natural History